Sweet I can't wait to die from Chinese eating dogs!

Coronavirus for president 2020?

Technically racism protects cultural identities, it's just unbecoming when it's projected on others.

I find that hypothesis kind of bizarre since De Soto stayed in Illinois over a decade. Shouldn't Illinois be native and Spanish population?

About mexico

The conquistadors left Central and south America after pillaging it looking for the fabled El Dorado

They were mostly abandoned in the search for El Dorado

I'd need dna evidence. Fact is the conquistadors murdered millions upon millions for petty treasures.

I'm part native and even then most natives won't talk to me. There's just not many of them left.

Also most of those conquests was funded by religious institutions that murdered the Templars and stole the banks. Government is literally a religious puppet. It says so on most currencies.

After all the murdering was done they built tons of colonies and collapsed European communities to force migration to a "promised" land. Shortly after the term slave was identified as civilian or being civilized. The rest savages. But what do I know.

It forces cultural identities to defend where they come from.

Forming social cultural bonds among any given race being slandered.

Let's take USA for instance. The Africans don't even defend African culture. Through the period of persecution a new cultural identity was found and now they protect that.

Things are steering every direction with culture of course. But the universe does the same.

Well yes and no. It's always complicated because there is a positive and negative in every thing.

I disagree and so does physics

The America's did nothing but defend their land. The European communities did it all.

@Koninos everything is energy. Even a thought is energy. Energy is comprised of a equal positive and negative in a loop. When it becomes more negative than positive, it implodes. More positive, it explodes. It's the laws of physics.

The simple equation e=mc (squared) says fathoms

Wait which societies failed? Because there's structures built we can't even replicate.

The natives are quite racist

They still live the old way

As always, in some cases yes and some no... Always in equal proportions

If not equal then a balance is found

Well technically all Aboriginal tribes or native tribes still gather in Africa every decade and have for thousands of years for tribal meetings.

Oh no I'm absolutely correct

Physics belongs in there deeply

Everything has it's opposite force. Emotions, happiness/sadness, thoughts kill him/don't kill him, etc... It is found in every choice making pattern in our lives. In religion light vs dark... Our lives right vs wrong.

Everything we feel is energy

It's absolutely relevant

The list would be tremendous

To examine a individual experience across a multitude of individuals and consider them a single mass. There's more going on there than I could document in 3 life times.

That's just it, no one is wrong

Different situations, different everything. However it doesn't make either side wrong

All of the oldest texts on this spinning rock all say the same thing. The secrets they hold are the same. Yet we kill for them. Why?

Simple, in order to create, one must destroy

More pressing issues would be our Pinnacle of civilization in current times being solely based upon trade. We transfer trillions of tons of products yearly and expect economic effects alone. However the Earth itself has it's own equilibrium. We disrupt everything in the name of progress. That will be our true demise, not who we are. But what we are. Constantly the Earth shifts positions on poles and we act like it's something to do with outer-space and not us creating weight displacement. This is just one of many things wrong with ever so "intelligent" globalization society.

To be "modern", to be better.... How can anything ever be better than what the dice roll created?

Delicious

Toronto will be batty after that

Not much meat on a bat... Might as well have barn swallow soup

I might of had bat or llama at the Chinese buffet

It's not beef, I'm no fool

I just pretend it's ardvark

To much iron in humans

Eh got a rust taste

Mike Tyson tried some ear

Its not a secret anymore

I bit a chunk out of a live person... Couple chews and it wasn't for me

Human is stringy, leathery and game flavored

Depends on the piece of meat <:really:591181753625083905>

Just got to avoid the marbled human meat. They live on synthetic junk

The vegans are delicious though

Hobo burgers are okay

Cows shit where they eat like hobo's

Not exactly trolling lol

Humor in poor human taste

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Serving feet right?

There's plenty of fakes

Come over and we'll fry up my vegan neighbors.

Hmm

All this talk... I got sausage patties frying in bacon grease

I wonder if the cloned lab steaks they 3d print are human

That purple guy looks delicious

Gonna have to live with this

The acceptance of black holes swallowing galaxies is pretty gross too

Can you imagine being disassembled in the middle of 100 billion creatures shitting themselves?

That's some strong imagery, your welcome

But cutting up people with a chainsaw in a film called Scarface is ok?

So is Hannibal...

That's impossible, history is a diluted story recorded how the corrupt want you to remember it.

Well I'm sure some academic lurks that believes the pyramids was built with sticks

I'd have to be high to believe those tour guides of ancient temples and structures

Doesn't matter, all ancient structures was built with the same technology. So location is pointless really.

Ahh sine fine

I know nothing, I'll go to the corner

Kardashev

I never said anything about aliens

No but there is far more ancient things. I recommend giving Alexander the great a better look over.

Or without peace

Stories tell of a great war when Atlantis took over and a time of peace reigned between both humans and Giants.

Alexander the greats tale is one of killing Giants that lived in the Earth

Not joking, go read

Or wiser to build out of materials that don't rot. I'd say that would give strong infrastructure and time.

What about the Nazi era, look at the technology boom.

Eh still the ruins in South America are far more impressive than Rome

If you want a strong archeological view, Michael Tellinger comes to mind

I wonder why the crusades ended at India and even th Germans failed.

It was digital of course

Ahh yes the dark ages

A time of mystery, magic and occultism

I can tell you this, construction materials haven't gotten better, only worse

It's beneath the sea

It's beneath the sea

Man carves a 20 ton stone... Not advanced... Ok

Stonehenge is in the UK

It's extremely advanced